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Wired Wednesday: What's Causing the Number of Homeless Veterans to Decline?
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By Jahz Tello, Videographer
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January 15, 2025

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GV Wire’s Edward Smith talks with KMPH Fox 26 “Great Day” anchor Jim De La Vega about how the number of homeless veterans is declining and what factors are contributing to this outcome. 

Veteran groups are coming together to provide wraparound services including eye exams, haircuts, and peer support help for homeless veterans.

The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development confirms that these services are making a difference to reduce the homeless veteran population.

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Jahz Tello,
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Jahz joined GV Wire in early 2018 as a Video Production Assistant and is now a Videographer. He came to us with experience in video editing and production, most recently with Fresno State Athletics. Jahz received a Bachelor’s Degree in Multimedia from Fresno State in 2014. He has a passion for video, music and film. In his spare time, Jahz likes to cook, catch up on current events, listen to music and exercise. You can contact him at 559-492-4016 or Send an Email .

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